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The Latest Breaking News from Rwanda

GMB's Adil Ray asks MP 'would you send Jesus to Rwanda?' in asylum plan grilling

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway and Adil Ray questioned Minister for Business and Energy Greg Hands on the Rwanda migrant scheme and the latest Partygate allegations

Daily Mirror

Minister denies UK is ‘outsourcing’ migrant responsibilities to Rwanda

Greg Hands echoed the Home Secretary’s challenge for critics of the plan to come up with a better idea to tackle small boat crossings.

The Independent UK

Priti Patel: Rwanda plan critics ‘fail to offer their own solutions’

UK home secretary attacks critics of plan to give unauthorised asylum seekers one-way tickets to African country

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Good Morning Britain's Adil Ray blasted for 'stupid' question as he asks MP if 'Jesus would be sent to Rwanda'

During the Easter Monday programme, Adil and co-host Kate Garraway quizzed their guest on the Government's latest plans

Manchester Evening News

Good Morning Britain host Adil Ray's Jesus question to minister divides viewers

Adil quizzed a government minister on whether or not Jesus would be deported

Liverpool Echo

Critics of Rwanda asylum plan have no solutions to Channel crossings, Priti Patel says

Home Secretary says policy is ‘bold and innovative’

The Independent UK

UK not outsourcing responsibilities, minister claims after archbishop criticises Rwanda asylum plan

Priti Patel says critics of the controverisal propsals ‘fail to offer their own solutions’

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Priti Patel hits out at Archbishop of Canterbury for criticising Rwanda plan

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby became the latest figure to denounce the scheme

Evening Standard

Priti Patel hits back at Archbishop on Rwanda - saying her critics have no plan

Home Secretary Priti Patel said it was 'surprising' that institutions criticising her refugees removal plan 'fail to offer their own solutions' after Justin Welby condemned the scheme. Yet her own top official was among those raising warnings

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson's first 1,000 days - his 50 biggest scandals, rows and U-turns as PM

From proroguing Parliament to prurient probes to Partygate, we have rounded up all the biggest scandals and controversies to dog Britain's only criminal Prime Minister as he marks 1,000 days in Downing Street

Daily Mirror

Glasgow Afghan United hit out at plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

The refugee charity condemned the move and urged the government not to go ahead with the plans, stating it "will engineer needless suffering" for asylum seekers.

Glasgow Live

UK's Rwanda refugee plan is obscene, do not allow this to happen in our name

Brutal plans to off-shore asylum seekers to Rwanda are beyond cruel, writes SNP MP Alison Thewliss.

Daily Record

Patel on the defensive over Rwanda plan amid criticism from religious leaders

The Home Secretary said the policy was ‘bold and innovative’ and challenged critics to come up with better idea

Wales Online

Patel defends Rwanda plan and challenges critics to come up with better idea

Writing in The Times, the Home Secretary said the policy was ‘bold and innovative’.

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'Boris Johnson's cruel Rwanda refugee ploy is no get out of jail free card'

One-way tickets to Rwanda will almost certainly be illegal, an unintentionally fitting move from a Conservative scammer with no respect for the rule of law

The Guardian - UK

Rwanda asylum plan is ‘almost Easter story of redemption’, says Rees-Mogg

Minister for Brexit opportunities defends scheme after archbishop of Canterbury voices strong criticism

Al Jazeera

Top church cleric criticises UK plan to send migrants to Rwanda

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby says the plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda goes against God.

Daily Mirror

Tories complain about Archbishop of Canterbury criticising their Rwanda refugee plan

Cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg accused the Head of the Church of England of 'misunderstanding' the policy when he used his Easter Sermon to say it was 'opposite of the nature of God'

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Manchester Evening News

Jacob Rees-Mogg defends Rwanda plans after Archbishop says they 'oppose nature of God'

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby addressed the controversial immigration plans in his Easter Sunday sermon

The Independent UK

Archbishop has misunderstood aims of Rwanda migrants policy – Rees-Mogg

The Cabinet minister suggested people are ‘supporting organised crime’ in crossing the Channel in small boats.

Evening Standard

Priti Patel warned about Rwanda plan by top official - day before announcement

Matthew Rycroft warned Ms Patel about the ‘uncertainty’ over ’value for money’

The Guardian - UK

Home Office chief questions whether Rwanda plan will deter asylum seekers

Matthew Rycroft says that without evidence to justify the plan he cannot be sure it provides value for money

Wales Online

Archbishop of York condemns 'depressing and distressing' plans to send migrants to Rwanda

'We don’t need to build more barriers and cower in the darkness of the shadows they create'

The Independent UK

Tory MP accuses archbishop of ‘wanting to live with law-breaking’ after Rwanda asylum criticism

Justin Welby says there are ‘serious ethical questions about sending asylum seekers overseas’

Reuters

Archbishop of Canterbury condemns Britain's Rwanda asylum plan

The Archbishop of Canterbury has condemned a British plan to send tens of thousands of asylum seekers to the East African country of Rwanda, saying the policy did not stand "the judgment of God".

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